Analysis of PIT tag recoveries through 2008 Raymond A. Webster Abstract Patterns of tag-recoveries in 2008 were similar to 2007, with continued low recoveries in western areas and in Area 2B. A model was fitted this year

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• Stock assessment
• Fisheries science
• Pacific halibut
• Fish mortality

TKQ NPFMC/IPHC workshop on halibut bycatch estimation, halibut growth and migration, and effects on harvest strategy: Meeting summary* Dr. Jonathan Raab1 and Stephanie Stern2 The workshop was organized by the Internation

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• Halibut
• Yellowfin sole
• International Pacific Halibut Commission
• Flathead sole
• Discards
• Bycatch
• Rock sole
• Overfishing
• Fisheries management
• Fish
• Pleuronectidae
• Pacific halibut

Homogeneity test for the Pacific sleeper shark (Somniosus pacificus): Project update Stephen Wischniowski International Pacific Halibut Commission, Seattle, Washington, USA Trent Garner Institute of Zoology, Zoological S

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• Biochemistry
• Chemistry
• Polymerase chain reaction
• Laboratory techniques
• Somniosus
• Pacific sleeper shark
• Pacific halibut
• IPHC
• Restriction fragment length polymorphism
• Biology
• Molecular biology
• Somniosidae

The personal use harvest of Pacific halibut through 2008 Gregg H. Williams Abstract Halibut is taken throughout its range as a personal use harvest by several sources. The main harvests are the treaty Indian ceremonial a

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• Pacific halibut
• International Pacific Halibut Commission
• IPHC
• Halibut
• Bycatch
• Stock assessment
• Fisheries management
• Alaska
• Fishery
• Fish
• Pleuronectidae
• Fisheries science

Archival tagging to study halibut migration and behavior: surgical techniques for internal implantation, and deployment of externally-mounted tags in Area 2B Timothy Loher International Pacific Halibut Commission Renee R

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• International Pacific Halibut Commission
• Pop-up satellite archival tag
• Tag
• IPHC
• Halibut
• Greenland halibut
• Shoaling and schooling
• Fish
• Pleuronectidae
• Pacific halibut

Commercial catch sampling Lara M. Erikson and Kirsten A. MacTavish Abstract This paper describes the 2010 International PaciÞc Halibut Commission commercial catch sampling program for halibut in Alaska, British Columbia

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• Pleuronectidae
• Sampling
• Fish anatomy
• Survey methodology
• Halibut
• IPHC
• Otolith
• Sample size determination
• Sampler
• Fish
• Statistics
• Sound

Apportionment and regulatory area harvest calculations Raymond A. Webster and Ian J. Stewart Abstract Setline survey weight per unit effort (WPUE) is used to apportion the estimated 2013 exploitable biomass from the coas

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• Pleuronectidae
• Pacific halibut

Adjusting IPHC setline survey WPUE for survey timing, hook competition and station depth Raymond A. Webster and Steven R. Hare Abstract Methods are presented to adjust the survey WPUE index for three factors: timing of t

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• Halibut
• IPHC
• Biomass
• Fathom
• Fish
• Pleuronectidae
• Pacific halibut

Age distribution of the commercial halibut catch for 2009 Joan E. Forsberg Abstract The age distribution of halibut sampled from the 2009 commercial catch is summarized. Fish from Þve to 54 years old were captured, with

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• Paleontology
• IPHC
• Fish anatomy
• Auditory system
• Otolith

Halibut sport Þshery length distributions Gregg H. Williams Abstract Length data from sport caught halibut were obtained from state agencies and compiled into distributions by regulatory area for Areas 2A, 2C and 3A. In

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